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DELIGRTFUL
Continued
from
pajre
one)
solo
and
chorus
numbers
Just
before
the
opening
curtain
last
night,
D.
H.
Hartness,
principal
of
the
High
School,
made
a
few
remarks.
He
was
deeply
appreciative
of
the
fine
support
that
had
been
given
by
sueh
a
large
audience.
He
.wisheq.
to
convey
thanks
Ur
i
Moose
Order
for
donation
of
'hall,
to
Walter
HoWarth
for
sup-'
plying
the
orchestra,
to
Earl
Barrie
for
loaning
furniture,
to
the
parent
for
their
assistance
in
connection
with
costumes
and
to
the
aud-
lence
which
had
turned
out
In
such
large
numbers,
Story
of
the
Play
"The
Gypsy
Rover"
Is
built
around
the
.character
of
Rob,
later
known
as
Sir
Gilbert
Howe,
taken
by
J.
W.
Plommer.
Rob
Is
stolen
dramatic
talent,
and
these
haveiwieri
an
Jniam,
rjy
nia
nurse,
Meg
;
been
takeri
ood
advantage
pfftbyWMlss
Eleanor
Tite).
-who
later
oe-ttie
youthful
players.
'V
femes'
theVtfe
of
Marto,
a
gypsj
Mhw
Molly
Delaney
makes
a
very'
(Bob
Moxieyj.
kod
grows
w
mau-capable
accompanist
for
the
many
hood
.ampng
the
gypsies
believing
Meg
and
Marto
to
be
his
parents
It
happens
one
day,
while
riding
with
her
fiancee,
Lord
Craven
(Billy
Vance.
Lady
Constance
Mar-tendale
Miss
Cathie
Eastman)
be
come
lost
in'
the
'woods.
They
wan-der
to
theeypsy
camo
whr?
"t'-
the
stance
and
Rob
meet
and
fall
in
the
love
at
first
iight.
Craven
object
!
to
Rob's
attitude,
but
in
a
very
funny
comedy
scene
with
Marto
and
Sinfo
(Bert
Cameron),
he
is
made
to
tell
Sir
George
iTom
Marshall),
who
later
comes
in
search
of
Constance,
that
Rob
Is
a
charm-
;
SInf
o
and
Zara
(Miss
Edith
Kergln
)
.
ing
fellow.
They
plan
to"
elope,
but
i
The
First
Act,
set
in
a
gypsy
en-are
overheard
by
Craven
who
in-
xampment,
was
bright
with
the
col-forms
Sir
Oeorge,
and
plans
are
j
orful
gypsy
costumes
of
chorus
and
inade
to
capture
Rob.
This
is
sue-
principals.
Features
of
the
act
were
(
cessf
ully
accomplished
and
Rob
Is
!
the
rapid
succession
of
bright
chor-thrown
into
prison,
iut
later
es-
j
uses
and
a
scene
in
which
Rob
capes.
'cings
the
theme
song!
"Fairyland"
Two
years
elapse
andrRob
cdn'tortheSypscHridrei?rt
r'Ui."t!-i
into
his
estates,
his
identity
having
,
The
second'
act
-inset?
In
ra
rroom
beep
proven
by
Meg.
lie
becomes
a
successful
composer,
and
a
social
Wheat
is
in
Sir
Oeorge
Martendale's
house.
Principals
and
chorus
appear
in
mfrk
"pult.
King!
HELP
OUR
CANADIAN
FARMERS
DISPOSE
OF
6,800,000
BUSHELS
OF
WHEAT
YEARLY
.
EAT
TWO
EDDE
HEAT
FACTS
FTC2
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
December
12,
1910
Dr.
Spencer,
C.
W.
Peck
and
O.
Nadeo.wejre
speakers
in
support
let
at
a
large
meeting
in
the
Empress
Theatre.
At
noon
t6day
one
of
Lindsay
lion.
Constance
has
remained
true
i
dress
suited
to
the
eurroundines.
I
Bros,
heavy
teams
took
fright
and
to
her
love
for
Rob
and
on
hii
re-
The
act
is
featured
by
a
duet
sung
I
baited
along
Third
Avenue
from
turn
to
England,
he
woos
and
wins
by
Rob
and
Constance,
a
humorous
'
p
iltbn
SUxct
to
the
Junction
where
her
for
hi
wife.
As
Rob
says,
"The
good
fairies
have
led
me
to
the
robbery
scene"
by
Sinfo
and
Marto,
i
tiie
horses
were
stopped
by
George
and
a
sentimental
meeting
between
i
Bckprman
of
Lynch'
Bros,'
sUff.
beautiful
country
after
all,
and
our
,
Nina.
Constance's
sister,
and
Capt.
story,
Constance,
can
end
in
ithe
Jerome.
Minor
parts
are
tajcen
6y
proper
way,
They
lived
happily
sir
Toby
Lyon
(Earl
G-brdori,),
So
ever
after.'"
'
PrancW
McCorkle
(Oscar
Fulton)
The
comedy
scenes
are
played
by
and
the
butler
(Rupert
Ross).
Sinfo
and
Marto.
Variety
Is
given
The
last
act
shows
the
return
ol
to
the
main
story
by
the
changing
Rob,
who
has
now
recovered
his
lost
fortunes
of
Nina
(Miss
May
Jones),
name
and
states,
and
his
reunion
and
Jerome
(Wizner
Bryant),
and
with
Constance.
j
A
court,
pf
revision
consisting
of
Mayor
Stork,
Aid.
F.
E.
Mobley
and
;
Aid.-
A.
A.
Mclntyre
sat
today
to
'vorudtter
the
municipal
voters'
list
r
the
civic
election
next
month.
Jv
Vmiii
Ads"
bring
Hasssm
Biscuits
each
day
and
you
will
be
reducing
the
surplus
of
Canadian
Wheat
Every
part
of
the
whole
wheat
grain
is
used
in
Shredded
Wheat
which,
with
milk,
supplies
all
the
elements
that
are
needed
by
the
human
body.
And
besides
helping
our
Canadian
Farmers,
you
will
be
helping
yourself
to
health
at
the
cost
of
a
few
cents.
9,000,000
CANADIANS
can
help
save
Canada's
largest
industry
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Co;j
Ltd.
Niagara
Fails,
Canada
(
li
jThg
ygejjfuser
of
exclufivelyjOanadian
Wheat
among
Cereal
.Manufacturers-of
MADE
IN
CANADA
BY
CANADIANS
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
ONLY
i..'4
h
m
mil
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